Lonneisha Rutherford, LMSW Social Worker Hello, I would like to introduce myself as a new member of the Taylor Street Primary Care Clinic team! My name is Lonneisha Rutherford, and I am Taylor Street Clinic’s new full-time, clinical social worker. A little about myself… I earned my bachelor’s...
Indya Mitchell, MSN, RN, FNP-BC Family Nurse Practitioner Taylor Street Primary Care Clinic is thrilled to welcome Indya Mitchell to our team. Indya joined the Nursing Practice Corporation in March 2023 as Taylor Street Primary Care Clinic’s full-time family nurse practitioner. Indya Michell holds a Bachelor of Science...
DETROIT, MI – January 12, 2023 - The Taylor Street Primary Care Clinic and will present a free health and wellness fair on Thursday, February 23 at the Central Detroit Christian Development building at 1550 Taylor Street. The health fair is open to all ages. The...
Trigger Warning: This post contains content about suicide. Dear Reader: This is one of the most vulnerable, yet important pieces I have ever written – and may ever write. Here goes nothing… Throughout my life, the number seven has always seemed to follow me. For example, I am...
The celebrations of love and acceptance that happened during PRIDE are over, and for many in the LGBTQIA+ community life is once again, extremely complicated. Members of the LCBTQIA+ community often experience shame, fear, discrimination, and trauma. They may be rejected by their family and...
Detroit – June 13, 2022 - Taylor Street Primary Care Clinic recently accepted a $5,300 grant from 100 Women Who Care Troy, an organization whose members commit $100 quarterly to a non-profit organization in Southeast Michigan. The grant amount includes a 50% match from the Richard Schultze...
By Brittany Banks, LMSW, Taylor Street Primary Care Clinic May is Mental Health Awareness Month and a good time to take stock of your own mental health. I am going to take this opportunity to share some information about mental health, mental illness, and steps you...
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. I would like to address the stigma that still surrounds alcohol use, which can prevent us from getting the help we need. Stigma can cause us to downplay how often we drink, how much we drink, and the impact drinking...
Celebrate National Social Work Month Every March, “National Social Work Month,” recognizes and celebrates social workers, who account for the largest group of mental health providers in the nation. With dedication and empathy, social workers help individuals overcome stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions...
It’s that time of the year again where we begin to reflect on all that we accomplished in the previous year and what we hope to achieve in the upcoming year. For many of us, a new year provides us with a “fresh start”, new...